This document discusses different options for delivering applications and desktops to users, including VDI, RDS, MED-V, App-V, virtualized RDS, and more. It analyzes the pros and cons of each approach and argues that organizations should evaluate delivery mechanisms before products and start with lighter approaches first before moving to heavier virtualization options like VDI. The goal is to help organizations make the right decisions around application and desktop delivery based on their specific needs and requirements.
Watch "VDI Performance Assessment - Moving Desktop Virtualization from Test to Best" and learn how a VDI performance assessment can help you baseline your current VDI performance, understand critical bottlenecks, and identify how to optimize your virtual desktop infrastructure for scalability, cost efficiency and peak performance.
This Desktone hosted webinar features IDC's Enterprise Virtualization Software Sr. Analyst Ian Song will discussing how businesses can elevate their desktops to the cloud easily and affordably. Desktops are ripe for change. Windows 7 migrations, mobile devices and cost overruns are driving businesses to seek an affordable and flexible alternative. Until now, cost and complexity have been barriers to implementing traditional Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solutions.
IDC and Desktone discuss the dynamics of the cloud, eliminating barriers to VDI, & benefits of moving desktops to the cloud. By moving desktops to a cloud-hosted service model, instead of an internally deployed and managed data center, companies can realize all the promised benefits of desktop virtualization—centralized management, improved data security and simplified deployment— without the exorbitant cost, limitations or hassles of VDI.
Watch "VDI Performance Assessment - Moving Desktop Virtualization from Test to Best" and learn how a VDI performance assessment can help you baseline your current VDI performance, understand critical bottlenecks, and identify how to optimize your virtual desktop infrastructure for scalability, cost efficiency and peak performance.
This Desktone hosted webinar features IDC's Enterprise Virtualization Software Sr. Analyst Ian Song will discussing how businesses can elevate their desktops to the cloud easily and affordably. Desktops are ripe for change. Windows 7 migrations, mobile devices and cost overruns are driving businesses to seek an affordable and flexible alternative. Until now, cost and complexity have been barriers to implementing traditional Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solutions.
IDC and Desktone discuss the dynamics of the cloud, eliminating barriers to VDI, & benefits of moving desktops to the cloud. By moving desktops to a cloud-hosted service model, instead of an internally deployed and managed data center, companies can realize all the promised benefits of desktop virtualization—centralized management, improved data security and simplified deployment— without the exorbitant cost, limitations or hassles of VDI.
VDI Performance Assurance With Monitoring and TestingeG Innovations
Virtual desktop and VDI initiatives promise a variety of benefits - but the underlying IT architecture adds complexity and risk. Virtual desktop users expect application delivery to be as fast and reliable as their physical desktop experience. A single failure in the service infrastructure can bring virtual desktop performance to a crawl, and significantly impact user productivity and business processes.
Both performance monitoring and performance testing tools address this challenge by helping to create, deliver and maintain the best possible performance for virtual desktop users. However, the approach of the two solutions differ. Where load testing helps to predict and prevent infrastructure performance using simulated user behavior, performance monitoring helps to prevent and, when needed, solve performance problems by diagnosing the behavior of real users and the underlying VDI infrastructure in production environments. A combined approach of using both types of toolsets is the best model for optimal performance assurance.
Join our live webinar with performance management experts Srinivas Ramanathan (CEO, eG Innovations) and Jeroen van de Kamp (CTO, Login VSI) and find out:
- Why performance management of virtual desktop infrastructures is key
- How performance testing and monitoring solutions compare
- How performance monitoring tools complement performance testing tools
- How to combine monitoring and testing for perfect performance assurance
- A real world example of how to leverage best of breed solutions for total performance assurance
OpenStack VDI and DaaS with Leostream and the Teradici Pervasive Cloud Comput...Leostream
OpenStack makes a solid choice for your VDI platform. Maximize return on investment and optimize the end-user experience with a robust connection broker and high-performance virtual workspaces solution that can turn your OpenStack cloud deployment into a VDI power house.
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) represents the future of enterprise desktop computing and brings with it the detachment of OSs and applications from physical endpoints—a compelling trend that promises greater flexibility, scalability, cost savings and security benefits. The movement also represents radical, and possibly painful, changes in market dynamics for providers of endpoint hardware, software and services.
Yankee Group analysts Phil Hochmuth and Zeus Kerravala dissect the future of VDI and discuss what the technology has to offer enterprises today.
Did you know that 50 percent of desktop virtualization initiatives fail?
Most challenges are due to poor user satisfaction, poor performance and
escalating costs. With such an important initiative, you cannot afford to
take a 50/50 chance for success.
Join the webinar "VDI Best Practices - How to Ensure a Great
Customer Experience When Deploying Client Virtualization" to increase your odds of project success and
ensure user satisfaction from day one. You’ll learn from virtualization
expert Roy Francis of FusionStorm how to successfully deploy desktop
virtualization projects and overcome user problems.
Learn how to better prepare for your desktop virtualization initiative,
and then once deployed how to ensure a great user experience. We will
discuss:
• The pitfalls to avoid when implementing desktop virtualization
• Tips and tricks for overcoming user challenges
• Considerations for migrating to XenApp 6.5 and Windows 2008
• How to address performance and scalability concerns
VDI Choices - Citrix XenDesktop, XenApp or VDI in a Box?eG Innovations
A growing number of companies are virtualising desktop environments to reduce cost and boost flexibility. The dizzying array of available solutions can make the first step quite difficult - what virtualization technology is right for my organization? Citrix alone offers XenDesktop, XenApp and VDI in a box. While Citrix desktop virtualisation often seems like a simple project; user experience problems, delayed deployments, and cost overruns can quickly turn this project into a nightmare.
Join the webinar "Desktop Virtualisation Choices: Citrix XenDesktop, XenApp or VDI in a Box - How to Decide" and learn from UK Citrix desktop virtualization expert Andrew Wood (Gilwood CS Ltd) how to decide what virtualisation technology best fits your needs.
Hear how to determine what technology is right for you based on:
• Your goals for desktop virtualisation
• Number of users, applications, and profiles
• Existing infrastructure issues
• Cost of ownership vs. cost savings
• Performance and scalability considerations
VDI or virtual desktop infrastructure technology came up as a solution for companies facing challenges like high cost, huge infra, and less security in operating physical office desktops.
VDI helped businesses enable virtual desktops for their employees with high security, reduced infra, and less cost.
VDI, which creates a virtual environment by segmenting servers into different virtual machines, can be built either on your office premise or from the cloud of a third-party provider.
Understand in this presentation all the past challenges and the advantages of implementing various VDI models in your business.
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is still a relatively new technology. Most people are either unaware or have only a brief idea about this emerging technology. This Slide share will provide your 12 points which you must know before implementing VDI Technology in your business.
Parallels RAS is an application virtualization and VDI solution that helps organizations to improve productivity with reliable and seamless access to virtual apps, desktops, and data from any device.
Parallels RAS - Empower your mobile workforce with secure application and des...Parallels Inc
Learn how to improve your workforce productivity on the go with the brilliant mobile experience of Parallels RAS. Parallels RAS is a cost-effective application virtualization and VDI solution that delivers a seamless UX on any device including iOS & Android
The
This webinar will touch on the architectural changes in XenApp 7.5. The session will also cover the Citrix Consulting Methodology, which focuses on ensuring that projects are properly planned and designed before implementation begins.
VDI Performance Assurance With Monitoring and TestingeG Innovations
Virtual desktop and VDI initiatives promise a variety of benefits - but the underlying IT architecture adds complexity and risk. Virtual desktop users expect application delivery to be as fast and reliable as their physical desktop experience. A single failure in the service infrastructure can bring virtual desktop performance to a crawl, and significantly impact user productivity and business processes.
Both performance monitoring and performance testing tools address this challenge by helping to create, deliver and maintain the best possible performance for virtual desktop users. However, the approach of the two solutions differ. Where load testing helps to predict and prevent infrastructure performance using simulated user behavior, performance monitoring helps to prevent and, when needed, solve performance problems by diagnosing the behavior of real users and the underlying VDI infrastructure in production environments. A combined approach of using both types of toolsets is the best model for optimal performance assurance.
Join our live webinar with performance management experts Srinivas Ramanathan (CEO, eG Innovations) and Jeroen van de Kamp (CTO, Login VSI) and find out:
- Why performance management of virtual desktop infrastructures is key
- How performance testing and monitoring solutions compare
- How performance monitoring tools complement performance testing tools
- How to combine monitoring and testing for perfect performance assurance
- A real world example of how to leverage best of breed solutions for total performance assurance
OpenStack VDI and DaaS with Leostream and the Teradici Pervasive Cloud Comput...Leostream
OpenStack makes a solid choice for your VDI platform. Maximize return on investment and optimize the end-user experience with a robust connection broker and high-performance virtual workspaces solution that can turn your OpenStack cloud deployment into a VDI power house.
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) represents the future of enterprise desktop computing and brings with it the detachment of OSs and applications from physical endpoints—a compelling trend that promises greater flexibility, scalability, cost savings and security benefits. The movement also represents radical, and possibly painful, changes in market dynamics for providers of endpoint hardware, software and services.
Yankee Group analysts Phil Hochmuth and Zeus Kerravala dissect the future of VDI and discuss what the technology has to offer enterprises today.
Did you know that 50 percent of desktop virtualization initiatives fail?
Most challenges are due to poor user satisfaction, poor performance and
escalating costs. With such an important initiative, you cannot afford to
take a 50/50 chance for success.
Join the webinar "VDI Best Practices - How to Ensure a Great
Customer Experience When Deploying Client Virtualization" to increase your odds of project success and
ensure user satisfaction from day one. You’ll learn from virtualization
expert Roy Francis of FusionStorm how to successfully deploy desktop
virtualization projects and overcome user problems.
Learn how to better prepare for your desktop virtualization initiative,
and then once deployed how to ensure a great user experience. We will
discuss:
• The pitfalls to avoid when implementing desktop virtualization
• Tips and tricks for overcoming user challenges
• Considerations for migrating to XenApp 6.5 and Windows 2008
• How to address performance and scalability concerns
VDI Choices - Citrix XenDesktop, XenApp or VDI in a Box?eG Innovations
A growing number of companies are virtualising desktop environments to reduce cost and boost flexibility. The dizzying array of available solutions can make the first step quite difficult - what virtualization technology is right for my organization? Citrix alone offers XenDesktop, XenApp and VDI in a box. While Citrix desktop virtualisation often seems like a simple project; user experience problems, delayed deployments, and cost overruns can quickly turn this project into a nightmare.
Join the webinar "Desktop Virtualisation Choices: Citrix XenDesktop, XenApp or VDI in a Box - How to Decide" and learn from UK Citrix desktop virtualization expert Andrew Wood (Gilwood CS Ltd) how to decide what virtualisation technology best fits your needs.
Hear how to determine what technology is right for you based on:
• Your goals for desktop virtualisation
• Number of users, applications, and profiles
• Existing infrastructure issues
• Cost of ownership vs. cost savings
• Performance and scalability considerations
VDI or virtual desktop infrastructure technology came up as a solution for companies facing challenges like high cost, huge infra, and less security in operating physical office desktops.
VDI helped businesses enable virtual desktops for their employees with high security, reduced infra, and less cost.
VDI, which creates a virtual environment by segmenting servers into different virtual machines, can be built either on your office premise or from the cloud of a third-party provider.
Understand in this presentation all the past challenges and the advantages of implementing various VDI models in your business.
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is still a relatively new technology. Most people are either unaware or have only a brief idea about this emerging technology. This Slide share will provide your 12 points which you must know before implementing VDI Technology in your business.
Parallels RAS is an application virtualization and VDI solution that helps organizations to improve productivity with reliable and seamless access to virtual apps, desktops, and data from any device.
Parallels RAS - Empower your mobile workforce with secure application and des...Parallels Inc
Learn how to improve your workforce productivity on the go with the brilliant mobile experience of Parallels RAS. Parallels RAS is a cost-effective application virtualization and VDI solution that delivers a seamless UX on any device including iOS & Android
The
This webinar will touch on the architectural changes in XenApp 7.5. The session will also cover the Citrix Consulting Methodology, which focuses on ensuring that projects are properly planned and designed before implementation begins.
Microsoft very recently announced that Windows Server 2012 R2 and PowerShell v4 will ship Desired State Configuration as mechanism to declaratively define the components to be installed + configured on a Windows system, and then automatically apply that state to a set of machines or detect variations in existing deployments.
Jason will talk about how it will work, how you will be able to use it, and what you can do today to prepare.
Basic PowerShell Toolmaking - Spiceworld 2016 sessionRob Dunn
PowerShell is everywhere. Admit it, even if you don't like change, you've probably needed to run a one-off command or small script in order to accomplish something...whether it was in AD, Exchange, VMWare or something else.
Running a single command is one thing, but what about making a reusable piece of code that anyone can run, or even better, schedule it? Get a report every Monday about drive space, remove old log files every month, report on logon failures...
We're going to take a command that fulfills a 'single-serving' role and turn it into something more dynamic; something that can be run over and over and be both relevant and timely!
Be ready to learn about parameters, basic functions, comment-based help, and other useful techniques - bring your laptop and code along with us!
Let's build a PowerShell tool!
Watch me present this topic via YouTube: https://youtu.be/akTypRvwr7g (video 1 of 2)
VDI-in-a-Box: Microsoft Desktop Virtualization for Smaller Businesses and UsesConcentrated Technology
Today’s talk about VDI centers around deploying hundreds or thousands of desktops. But sometimes you just want access for a few people and a few applications. Or, you just can’t afford big-budget solutions. Have you tried Microsoft Hyper-V and RDS? Combining these two tools, a sufficiently-powerful server, and the information in this session, you’ll quickly build a single-server VDI solution for just those small needs. Join RDS MVP Greg Shields for a look at the very small in VDI. He’ll show you how to get started on the most micro of budgets, and send you home with the exact click-by-click to begin hosting your own virtual desktops.
VDI Comparison: Five Reasons XenDesktop beats Horizon ViewCitrix
Organizations like yours have many reasons for considering VDI, from providing remote access to Windows apps, to enabling BYOD, to taking a more strategic approach to desktop refresh. As you evaluate your options, you’re probably looking at the industry’s two top solutions for implementing VDI: Citrix XenDesktop and VMware Horizon View. The choice you make will define the business value you drive, so it’s important to go beyond assumptions and first impressions and determine which solution will best help you achieve the goals of your own VDI initiative.
Server Virtualization - Smashing Success! Desktop Virtualization - Not So Mu...Unidesk Corporation
Slides from June 7, 2011 presentation by Ron Oglesby, presented by ILTA, and sponsored by Unidesk and Pano Logic on why server virtualization was so successful and what has been holding back desktop virtualization. Presentation also features Tom Crowe of Wyche.
What is desktop virtualization and how does it workTemok IT Services
Desktop virtualization allows creating and storing different user desktop instances on a single host, living in a data center or the cloud. It is achieved by using a hypervisor (virtual machine monitor), which lives on top of the host server hardware to run and allows virtual desktops to use the computing power of the basic server hardware.
Read more: https://www.temok.com/blog/desktop-virtualization/
vDesk.works vs Microsoft Cloud 365 (VDI)vDesk.Works
Get a detailed overview of the differences between vDesk and Microsoft Cloud 365 for virtual desktops. Compare both on the basis of their Specifications, Features, Features, Client Platforms, and so on. Also, learn more about vDesk.works now with the demo.
- Lợi ích và ưu điểm của giải pháp VDI.
- So sánh chỉ số ROI giữa giải pháp VDI và PC qua 1 ví dụ thực tế.
Thông tin liên hệ tư vấn giải pháp VDI:
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The Pros and Cons of Desktop VirtualizationHTS Hosting
The process of virtualization enables the creation of virtual forms of servers, applications, networks and storage. The four main types of virtualization are network virtualization, storage virtualization, application virtualization and desktop virtualization.
1. VDI, RDS, MED-V, and App-V Making the Right Decisions in Deploying Applications Greg Shields, MVP Partner and Principal Technologist www.ConcentratedTech.com
10. The HEAVYWEIGHT Case: VDI Why Start Here? Successfully using VDI requires a combination of nearly every other approach in the lightweight/heavyweight spectrum.
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59. VDI, RDS, MED-V, and App-V Making the Right Decisions in Deploying Applications Greg Shields, MVP Partner and Principal Technologist www.ConcentratedTech.com